Priya Narayan

City bred people live in a completely different world unaware of what is the stark reality of life. Plush schools, with AC classrooms and GPS assisted school buses, swanky stationary- the list goes on. This movie is a sharp contrast to these aspects, showing what really happens in small towns and villages. It shocks us beyond words and also makes us realise that what we have is truly a luxury. The beginning of the story is impactful leading to the further sequence of events. The lead actors - all of them play their parts brilliantly. The real struggle and a never give up attitude is portrayed very well. Here the love story is noteworthy for today's youth. No nonsense scenes or jarring music- but an interplay of feelings and emotions comes forth directly through the acting. A must watch especially for the younger generation. Overall good direction, excellent acting and perfect cinematography

I'm a die hard fan of Fahad Faasil, so had to watch this. From beginning to end I was glued to the screen. In today's times this story is a beautiful reminder that goodness still exists. All the actors have played their part brilliantly. Multiple stories woven together make this movie a great watch. What appears on the outside isn't really true- this fact comes out in the movie. Each scene, each frame is shot perfectly, making you pause and think, making you feel and relate to the story. No over the top scenes, no melodrama, no glitzy costumes and no loud songs-only simple, natural acting. This is real cinema which is a speciality of South India. Hope they continue to make meaningful cinema.Brilliant story, good cinematography, excellent acting and meaningful songs all make this movie a must watch. I would love to watch it all over again!!!